Bluey

Bluey is an 11‑week‑old, 4‑lb Valentine’s Day baby who survived a hoarding case and is now learning what love feels like. She has one eye that’s likely blind, but it doesn’t slow down her sweetness one bit.<br/><br/>She’s a happy, playful, quiet little pup who loves other animals and truly needs another dog or confident cat to help her feel safe. Bluey is still figuring out the world — potty training, leashes, and crates are all works in progress — but she’s gentle, cuddly, and gives up toys and food without a fuss.<br/><br/>Expect puppy mischief, playful biting, and lots of shredding energy, but also a soft, loving girl who melts into your hands. Because of her size and puppy nibbles, she’d do best with older, gentle kids.<br/><br/>Bluey can fit into many homes as long as she has, a friendly dog or cat companion, space to play, and a patient adopter who understands shy, undersocialized puppies. <br/><br/>Bluey can be adopted with her foster buddy — they’re not siblings, but they’re adorable together.<br/><br/>If you want an itty‑bitty survivor with a huge heart, Bluey is ready to blossom.

Bluey is an 11‑week‑old, 4‑lb Valentine’s Day baby who survived a hoarding case and is now learning what love feels like. She has one eye that’s likely blind, but it doesn’t slow down her sweetness one bit.

She’s a happy, playful, quiet little pup who loves other animals and truly needs another dog or confident cat to help her feel safe. Bluey is still figuring out the world — potty training, leashes, and crates are all works in progress — but she’s gentle, cuddly, and gives up toys and food without a fuss.

Expect puppy mischief, playful biting, and lots of shredding energy, but also a soft, loving girl who melts into your hands. Because of her size and puppy nibbles, she’d do best with older, gentle kids.

Bluey can fit into many homes as long as she has, a friendly dog or cat companion, space to play, and a patient adopter who understands shy, undersocialized puppies.

Bluey can be adopted with her foster buddy — they’re not siblings, but they’re adorable together.

If you want an

Bluey is an 11‑week‑old, 4‑lb Valentine’s Day baby who survived a hoarding case and is now learning what love feels like. She has one eye that’s likely blind, but it doesn’t slow down her sweetness one bit.

She’s a happy, playful, quiet little pup who loves other animals and truly needs another dog or confident cat to help her feel safe. Bluey is still figuring out the world — potty training, leashes, and crates are all works in progress — but she’s gentle, cuddly, and gives up toys and food without a fuss.

Expect puppy mischief, playful biting, and lots of shredding energy, but also a soft, loving girl who melts into your hands. Because of her size and puppy nibbles, she’d do best with older, gentle kids.

Bluey can fit into many homes as long as she has, a friendly dog or cat companion, space to play, and a patient adopter who understands shy, undersocialized puppies.

Bluey can be adopted with her foster buddy — they’re not siblings, but they’re adorable together.

If you want an itty‑bitty survivor with a huge heart, Bluey is ready to blossom.